@chrisisnow: "I'm trying to copy some VHS video footage onto a CD but don't quite know how
to go about it.  I'm running Windows 98 and have a Nero 6 installed - if
anyone can help it would be really great.
Thanks everyone!
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U'll need a way to capture the video.
Either via a video capture card (FlyVideo 98 is a cheap option)
(there will be software to capture the footage)
or
if u have one of the newer digital video cameras which u can
hook in a vcr to an input of the camera and hook into the
PC via another input on the camera (ie there will 2 jacks on the
camera).
Essestialy, the camera acts as a video capture card.
Most likely the camera will connect to the PC via a firewire card.
|  Douglas Steere remarks very perceptively that there is a
|  pervasive form of contempory violence to which the ide-
|  alist fighting for peace by nonviolent methods most eas-
|  ily succumbs: activism and overwork. The rush and pres-
|  sure of modern life are a form, perhaps the most common
|  form, of its innate violence.  To allow oneself to be
|  carried away by a multitude of conflicting concerns, to
|  surrender to too many projects, to want to help everyone
|  in everything is to succumb to violence. More than that,
|  it is cooperation in violence. The frenzy of the
|  activist neutralizes his work for peace. It destroys his
|  own inner capacity for peace. It destroys the fruitful-
|  ness of his own work, because it kills the root of inner
|  wisdom which makes work fruitful.
|  - Thomas Merton, `Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander'"
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